Wordle Hints and Answer for December 14, Puzzle #1639
Crack today’s Wordle with these smart hints—spoiler alert: the answer swings into view!
Today’s Wordle Hints (Dec. 14, Puzzle #1639)
If you’re staring at a blank grid wondering where to begin, these strategic hints can help without giving everything away—unless you scroll too far!
1. Repeated Letters:
There are no repeated letters in today’s solution. Every letter is unique, so avoid doubling up.
2. Vowel Count:
There is only one vowel in the word, making it trickier than usual. Think of words with sparse vowel use.
3. First Letter:
The word starts with the letter “S”—a very common starting point in five-letter words.
4. Final Letter:
It ends with “G.” This can help lock in potential word forms or eliminate unlikely endings.
5. Meaning Clue:
The word is both a noun and a verb. It refers to:
- A playground toy used by children.
- The motion of moving back and forth through the air.
Today’s Wordle Answer (Spoiler Alert!)
If you just want the answer, look no further.
✅ Today’s Wordle answer for December 14, #1639 is: SWING
It fits all the clues:
- No repeated letters
- Single vowel (I)
- Starts with “S”, ends in “G”
- Both a thing (you sit on) and an action (you do)
Yesterday’s Wordle Recap
📆 December 13, Puzzle #1638
Answer: MISER – A person who hoards wealth and spends as little as possible.
Recent Wordle Answers
Here’s a quick refresher of the last few:
- 📅 Dec. 12 (#1637): TRUCK
- 📅 Dec. 11 (#1636): GUESS
- 📅 Dec. 10 (#1635): ERASE
- 📅 Dec. 9 (#1634): SNIDE
Keep Your Wordle Streak Alive
Need help choosing the best starter word? Look for ones packed with common consonants and vowels, such as:
- SLATE
- CRANE
- AUDIO
These help reveal key letters early and guide better guesses.
Other NYT Puzzle Hints Today
Want more brain teasers?
- 🧩 Connections #917
- 🧠 Mini Crossword (Dec. 14)
- 🕵️♂️ Strands & Connections: Sports Edition
Check the NYT Games hub for fresh challenges every day!
Today’s Wordle answer for Dec. 14 (#1639) is SWING—a word with no repeated letters, just one vowel, and commonly used as both a toy and a verb. Use our strategic hints to solve future puzzles smarter!
